Ebook Encounter between Cultures and Identities

This book addresses several migration issues. It provides a theoretical and empirical framework, analyzing concepts such as transit migration, migratory networks; social capital, with particular regard to identity and heritage; cultural process and communicative approach, as key variables for a possible reinvented habitus. It also proposes a radical change in the interpretation of migration processes by opening a new perspective on the management of socio-cultural dynamics in the context of globalization, as the cultural consistency cannot be neglected in a transnational society. The wisest and simplest way is to benefit from the reinvented habitus, endowed with intercultural sensitivity, helping thus to promote various institutions to activate shared projects in line with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the twenty-three objectives of the Global Compact for Migration, as hope for better solutions in the future.

Sara Petroccia is PhD in 'Social Science'. She is Adjuncted Professor of Sociology of Cultural and Communicative Processes at University of Cassino. Visiting Researcher and instructor at Lehigh University, Iacocca Institute, PA - USA. Her work revolves around three main areas: immigration and globalization, multiculturalism and identity, citizenship and digitalization.

Vera Kopsaj is PhD in 'Sociology and Applied Social Sciences'. She is currently a research fellow at the Department of Statistical Sciences of Sapienza - University of Rome. Her study and work experiences lead her to favour an interdisciplinary approach. Her research interests focus on migration, digital society, ethics, religions, and conflicts.

Indice
Introduction
The impact of cultural heritage on migratory processes
Cultural roots of migrants and routes towards Europe
Cultural gathering and migratory networks
Cultural capital as a key to social inclusion
Albanians: from invaders to model immigrants
A new kind of migration crisis after the Covid-19 pandemic
Final remarks
References.